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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-03

Special sizes and shapes
to order. We are the manu-
facturer's sole agent i n
Philadelphia.
Second floor, Market street front.
If you think you prefer
permanent screens, screens
that'll slip up and down
and always fit, we'll send a
man without cost to you to
make measurements and an
estimate. A postal card re.
quest'll be enough.
1000 dozen adjustable
screens. The size that went
tor 50 cents last year shall
60 for 80 this year.
Basement, west Of centre.
Water cooler time is moi
far off. Galvanized iron,n neatly
. decorated, 2 to IA gallons,
81 to $3.50. Largest with
double faucets.
Nickel plated and porce.
lain lined, S2.5o to 5000.
Coolers that keep the ice
and water separate; s to &c
gallons, So to SI2.
4 Wood Encased Coolers
porcelain lined; 2 to 10 gal
: Ions, 81 to $3.50.
) Basement, northwest of centre.
Il JOHN WANAMAKER.
, | Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market street
and City-hall square.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-03

AN EXCHANGE Gays, . wrinkled
coat tall with . toe mark upon 1t, in
terpre.ed means, II have spoken to
your father"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-03

DEMOVAI-MRS. OSBORN HAS Re
IL moved to NO. TEA Market street, where
she is prepared to do oressmaKtns In All It's
branches, or will go out by ths day m2-ot
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-03

Fine Kid Gloves, Embroidered back,
In taus, 75 cents; regular 81 glove.
We are selling the same 81, 5.hook
Gieve. 1t beats al other makes. Tans,
blacks, browne, states.
4.button Embroidered back, fans.
The best glove for 81 80
Bargain lot OF Lisle thread gloves, 10
cents; 2 uairs for 25 cents. Regular
price Is % cent?.
Ladies' Lisie thread hose: garnet,
blue, brown and tang, 12H cen's, are
half the regular price.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-03

NYUTICE-I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE
IN that shall not pay any debts coz
ira by my wifi, / lien Mccormick. after
this dato. DENNIS McOOhMlCk.
May End, 1887. m2 ""
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-03
nUBLlO SALE-WlLL BE SOLD AT
I public sale, on tho premises, on
TUESDAY, MAY 3, 1857,

at4 o'clock p. M,
A two. story brick store and dwelling, CON.
tanning rooms, at tho corner Of Van Buren,
street and Lowering avenue, in tho Seventh
ward, three squares from tho city railway
Iso tho two-story brick house on Lowering
avenue, second door below ' an Buren,, con
tanning six rooms. with bath and gas and
back porch. re-, ms easy. A lot Of doc
frames, doors and sash, q good piano, ant
other small articles. Terms at sale.
JAMES MCKAY.
l.. W. Stidham & Son, Auct's. a2S.8ts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-03
Square Cuts

Young men and boys
will find a splendid assort-
ment Of straight cut sack
suits in our Immense new
stock of Spring clothing.
both in plain and fancy
materials. We are max
ing an extra effort to get
ali the nobbys style in
Boys ana Children's cloth
ing, as we intend to offer
every inducement in this
depart N e n t. Every
branch OF our business
has already felt the in,
creased business caused
by the great improve
ments in our SalesroOm
stock, and Low ONE PRICE
Don't miss seeing GU
selections, even if yol
don't purchase, as W
are only too anxious t
prove our earnestness /
catering to popular taste
at popular prices.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-03
WANAMAKERS'

the Lawn Mo wer. Early
and often is the clipping
motto if you'd have a vel
vety lawn. Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania and Quaker
City mowers, 81 to SIS.
Basement, northwest of centre.
The Hartman Steel Co.'s
Steel Wire Door Mats. Gal
vanized steel wire frames and
braces. A slight scrape and
snow, ice or mud are wiped
out of sight. Self cleaning,
no shaking, wear for years
and stand any weather. And
they cost much less than Cor.
rugated rubber mats of the
same thickness.
1924, $3.50.
1890. $500.
| 22x36, 81 90.
l 26x48, IS IS.
i 3Ox4S, $3.50.
36x4S. $500.
i Special sizes and shape
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Fergus County argus., 1887-10-06

miner os this sec;inn. Geo. E,n,rs ln. T.
one or two other cabins aud nearly dozen
tents. II il siak~d in good shape. aud the
founders are busy getting out tinb-rs for
the erection of HOUSES Iiusbandman.
AsSc-snr Thompson ha. finished the as
s.-Siuent ss Custer county i"r the year
is~7 and a very thorough canvass he has
mrde. Real estate. according To the figures
oi IN. a---~sor book x:iis. i:,2. and per-
-nnal property. - >2l ?23, total OF 81.
1?D, ,?J5. This is about 3 o0p.cOO less
than the arse--m-nt OF Sc, but then it
must be born in mind that las, years as-
se-sment was made on IA higher ba~i. OF
valuation Yellowstone journal.
The squirrel law expired in Gi'la'im
coua;y last Tirslav. Ca rlur-lnv .
party eng ,ei IL cat'iiu4 ~anfrf '.- tHr
past three months. ar .el sf fH. Probate
judges office with 800 -c4li- iut.ta,
their Feelings when iusnruaed ih.i the iaa
had been r,,eaJe,i. The day b-iors tn, las
Was rcpeal,d party huntin,,n he vi unity
Of Three Forks purchased guns with which
70 kill coyotes. mountain lion and such
Guns and ammunition Tor sale chsa p.--Cour-
Ter.
The gross earnings of the Northern Pa.
ciic for the last tiscaI year were : =. Z 1s9.iiG
AN increase of si.p5s. s.?2I. or . per cent.
while the operating expenses and taxes
mere s1.113,o2O, an increase eofS 81 .U16. 75G,
Al NJ.
earnings Of sl.ii7 and net earnings Of 81
?J3 per mile Of road operated. The per
cent. of operating expenses to gross earn.
in.s for the year cndin. June 30, 1887. WAS
$50. while for the previous year it Was
52.4S.
The First National Bank is receiving and
shipping considerable more gold this year
than it did last. Cashier Kelmm reports
the receipt of 567 ounces at the bank since
the last statement, which at els per ounce
is valued at s1O.2 goo. Thee matches of
gold dust were ret.-iv-ti- from parties 1T
Gibhoavillc and Saimond tity, and from
Madison county. The bank shipped the
gold to the Assay Office at iielena.-Dillon
Tribune
Richard Mc1are borrowed n team uf
horses uf IL ranchinan NAMED Purdon. "f
The Gillatin and came to Living-t ON ar
irving here the first of the week MctIar-
sold the horses here to a man named Car
roll, of Springia!e, whp paid him $50 for
them. Carroll put the horses in Metcaifs
stable and went hone. The rishtfnl owner
Purdorn. came here, claimed and recovered
his horses. McClare, who sold them.
bought ticket for the east and left on
Tuesday'- train, and has not yet been APP
prehenled. Carroll is OF course out $3.50
with mighty slim show of recovering any
thing. An effort was made aud steps
promptly taken by our officials to secure
the arrest of Mc,lar. but 80 far as heard
from he has not been captured.
Fergus County argus., 1887-10-06
Oepess 0ss.rya.iSn :

Chauncey N. Deprw has returned
from his European trip. A New York
reporter recently interviewed him on
politics and other matters O: interest.
He thinks there is no country like
America ,i,Aa- -ii.si = -. ! u !. gained Of
Engl and may he learned from the fol-
lowing extract from the interview:
Yes. I've had glorious trip, but.
really am glad to get back again. An
American only truly appreciates his
own country afie er he has been abroad
for "A time. After he has been once he
never looks for anyt hing that is les.
than 500 years old Everything else
we have here is ever so niu h better
than they have here. but in oil things
they excel us. They are away behind
us in every hing but age. Why, look
at the English newsp lpcrs forinstance.
They are not newspapers ut all. They
don't know what news is over there.
Why, do you know that Blaine, Simon
Cameron. Governor Alscr. Gen. Haw-
ley aud Murat Hal-te'td were all in
London at the same time and not n
newspaper in London knew of it. and.
with the exception of Mr.. Blaine, they
did not know who the distinguished
visitors were? Fancy Gladstone, Lord
Salisbury. Harrington and Parnell
comm. over here and the newspapers
taking no notice of them.
Fergus County argus., 1887-10-06

Minnesota may well ieil proud of the
honor conferred upon her in the
elect ion of Judge Rae a. Commander
in-Chicf oi the e.. \. r. lie served all
through the war, enlistins in 1861, III
the llth Ohio infantry and AT the
close OF the war was captain am.
breset major. with II gallant record.
lie has resided in Minneapolis since
1876, coming there from Lancaster,
Pennsylvania, where he was admitted
tn the bar. lie was for n time editor
OF the Minneapolis Tribune, but soon
left the editorial chair 20 return TO he
legal profession. lie was chosen pro
b ate Judge in 1877 but declined I, =
@ nination in 1850 and resumed law
practice IN 1856 Governor Hubbard
appointed him jud.e OF the district
court, and he was afterwards elected
10 a seven years term 10 the same oil
ice, IA position he now holds. He was
brave officer in war, and Is an hon
,rable and popular manin peace. liz
: "A fine orator. and his stirring ad
iresses may have aitlci him in secur
i this position above o. her able and
formidable competitors.
Fergus County argus., 1887-10-06

II is rcport- that Bate is to have n
S150,OOO hotel.
The Deer Lodge water works are about
completed. at cost of $4,000.
The asses n-nt oi Gallatin county for
1887 will amount To nearly four million
dollars.
Great Falls will have II gra nd celebrate
upon the omlletion Of the Montana Cen
trail To the town.
u. Chote,u count v this years tock cattle
are assessed AT SIS per head and stock
sheep at 81 per head all around.
The taxable wealth OF Lewis AMI Clark
county is over Si1 900 900 an Increase Of
over a5 per ceat DARN, the past year
William Thomas, stock insrect n of Cho-
tean county. reports horses dying in great
numbers ON the Dearborn and in that vi
cnity.
IT. Benton il talking of having AN iron
bridge put across the Missouri river tn
a'se the place of two ferries which are now
running there.
of p. nsons shows that Yellowst one county,
Mont has 10 pensioners, drawing IA total
81 S523.25 every quarter.
Judge Galbrati was thrown from buck
ing horse u few days since and had his knee
joint thrown out Of place. The judge was
out with II hunting party.
The Wondville tunnel on the Butte
branch of the Montana Central is now in
400 feet. 300 from the Butte end and 100
from this side, the total length of the tun-
mel will he 1900 feet.
4 change of venue has been granted in the
case of Hart. the Boulder murderer. 1t
was claimed by IIart's counsel that the
prejudice ia Boulder was 50 great that tn,
prisoner could not Obtain IA lair trial. The
change is from Jefferson To Lewis and
Clark county.
II is reported that the Cataract Mill
Company. at Great Falls. is paying ons
dollar per bushcl for No. 1. hard wheat
wait until the Montana Central reaches
Helena ironi the north. then Gailatin coun
ty may EHd II r.nunerative market for her
surplus grain. Chronicle.
The progress of the Montana Central =
Wickrs tunnel amounted to 90 feet thi.
week at both ends. The hoie is nov in : 1,
feet from this end and .i65 from the uthrr
As the tunnel will he over 5000 icct Ion.
il is now about one-sixth completed. Tht
oven head line has been located and - read,
for the graders. IL will not bc built unit
spring. Herald.
For the ini"rinatipn 81 cattle men we vii
state that stock cattle will he assessed al
SIS all aro nj. Tne manner oi arrivin.
II The !,resen' numbe. o. cattle AS com
pared with Last years estimate is to add
25 per cent or last ears Increase, aud de
uct a. per cent. lar last winters loss
Stock she ~ will be ASSESSED all around "a,
=. per head. River Press.
7 Eastern Farmers living ON Sioo an acr,
land and getting from y to - bashel, VI
cheap oats to the acre read this: WA
Blaine, al tine Ga!latia valley, raised on
eleven acres oi ground ! 100 bushels al
oa,s' ior these oats he .ets 81 10 per hun
dred pounds, nearly ooe per bushcl. Where
is there eouutry under the sun where
like results scan he obtained. =, nrouicle.
+ new town has recently been located. IN
The Castle mountains some three %. four
Dil-. east %! the town ol ,asti,. ard chris
/ tened Robertson" ie haaor Of the pioneer
Fergus County argus., 1887-10-06

1t is claimed by some that there will
be more besves shipped from this Sec
tion this year than ever before. This is
owing largely to the light shipments
made last year. when cattlenen held
back on account of the low state OF
the market. 1t almost becomes a
matter of necessity to ship this year.
even though the prices are far from
satisfactory. 1t is better to sell at a
low price when beeves are iD fine con-
dition than take chances OF wintering
item. Cattle were never in finer
condition than they are at present.
and as the number shipped will be
large the aggregate amount OF money
returned TO the country will be greater
han ever before. And. as a matter oi
fact, the loss in steers was lishter than
that of female stock, hence the great
number that will find their way to
eastern markets.
Fergus County argus., 1887-10-06

The membership OF the Grand Array
Association shows "a constant increase,
e.en though the old veterans are rap
lilly passing away. From Adintant
General Gray Il report it is shown that
the total number OF members borne on
the rolls Of he order at the last ma
tional encampment WAS 326, i93. the
numser reported June 30. 1857, was
312 164. an actual gain in five quar-
t.rs Of III. lj1. The increase of MEM
l,ers in the ninety days ending June
30, 1887. in good standing, WAS 49,
616. In 1850 there were sc. .634 mem
bers. In the last tive q iarters there
have been mustered into the Grand
Army 12.3a5. There were reported
June 30. 1887, in good standing $780,
562; suspended. ,22O; by delinquent
reports lO,S92. The total at the
last returns borne upon the rolls. 3I2,-
67i, an increa.. in the membership
that must be gratifying To all mem
b.rs. The amount reported expended
n~illli:. J f-o,u Naixi,. lsss. 10 March.
Fergus County argus., 1887-10-06

Mutton is becoming popular meat
ool, 1t would appear, from the sales
l1ing made in mutton wethers. Our
wool growers should look after this
part OF the industry more than they
have in the past. More than one in
this section have realized handsome
returns from their we;hers by placing
them on the market. Wool growers
should remember tina. their business,
like any other, should be worked for
all it 10 worth to be profitable.
Fergus County argus., 1887-10-06

Land Uiiic, ~ Helena. Mont.
~s.fsiittg.r 81. lS.s.

Land Oiii,, ~ Helena. Mont,
Se,friuber 81, 1ss1.
Notice j. her.-h, gwen ,hai the following,
tats.'i SCI lrr !a. ..i... ur'ic- oi her in'su-
ii' u y" iush" ina irupI tn >uri' r. "i her
&, aim. aud that ~.'id proof niii he made
brtnre IL" Probate Ju'..- of Fergus
,s.uu'y 40 i.eN Nis4uwu. Moitaua. ON Autei.I-
b.r II. iSr.. ,iz:
Emily Erreh.
Who made r..-,ui,'ion '"riara'orN sfafr-
mcii W. S2a5 tor lAe NJ ~ !. Sor. -, Tp.
II Y Il. - l..
Ste nanir> tie fplin~in, witnesses to
prove har cuit.i u.n- fr-'lr ce upon. an :
c.;lfiyafipn -. sol i yN John W.
Wiui.t>. 10 .V'l 80. .r'.r asa Eiia- Cars.
~ 80 t. M los pa Nm,
81 . fs.i.a
e lAsuiioRSE Reai,ter.
Fergus County argus., 1887-10-06

The President and Mrs CIevelan mi
have reachssl st. Louis on their west
ern tour through Ohio and Indiana.
The multitude turned out at every
station to greet the presidential train.
The crowds manifested stronger de-
sire to see Mrs. Cleveland than they
lid the President, but both were heart
iiy received
Fergus County argus., 1887-10-06

The Manitoba road reached Fort
Benton last Friday and the event was
celebrated in n fitting manner. Mrs.
I'M, wife OF the Manitoba chief, drove
the silver spike. Mayor Sullivan and
Judge Tattan delivered addresses.
which were responded to by President
lfiV
Fergus County argus., 1887-10-06

J. >. ricxerson. editor of the Butte
Miner. and W. ID. knight, of the Miles
City Yellowsto one Journal. have bought
The Spokane Falls Daily Chronicle and
~iIl At once take charge of the paper.
Fergus County argus., 1887-10-06

For the year ending the LIST instant
there were ISSUED from the General
Land Office at Washington the follow
ing patents for Montana: Mineral,
10: agricultural land for cash, 1926;
noniesteads, 22; desert land, 1.
Fergus County argus., 1887-10-06

The most pleasant feature OF the
,acht race was the easy victory under
conditions OF wind and water that
we're counted as most favorable to the
C otch craft.
Fergus County argus., 1887-10-06

The Grand Army boys had some OF
their war experience in 81. Louis last
week. They were Obliged to march in
the rain nearly every day. The meet
ing was . large one and the ent husia SIN
unbounded, Notwithstanding the un-
favorable weather.
Fergus County argus., 1887-10-06

1857. inclusive. T., S2J3, ,J3i -. This
money was disbursci to 1880 com
rades and their families, and so"
others we're assisted, making 2j.6o6
individuals Who had received benefit /,
Il iriny the year.
Fergus County argus., 1887-10-06

The first through freight to pass on
ne newly completed Manitoba rail
roi d was carload OF whisky for Fort
sonton. 1t was a timely arrival. for
great suffering was reported at Fort
Benton.
Fergus County argus., 1887-10-06

The land departm at Washington has
given notice that millions Of acres Of rail-
rlaal iadnlu.liiy LINDA Will h. uI,.u t. st:
tement by honirstead.rs and pre-enpt 9fs
within Il few months. These lands aie
among the best lands ever offered west II
the Mississippi river and tn, Gull States.
Such an opportunity Tor the young people
Of this nation To acquire real estate for the
mere taking will never occur again. as the
public lands will by another year he prac-
tica.ly exhausted. Thereafter the stru gle
for homes and land will resemb,e Europe.
All who are about t. sta rt for the West
to locate ON Southern railroad lands will
find CorP's SETTLERS GUIDE of special SER
vice--pub ishei by Henry ~ copp, Wash
ington. ID. e.; price, 25 cents.
1t tells all about the homestead. pre-emp-
tion, timber culture, and other land laws;
how to decipher surveyed to, nship, section
and qulrter-section corners; how long
ideucr must be- continuod; what settlement
and improvements must he shown; how
and On what grounds contest giiust aban-
donrd and Illegal eutrie- can nbrroainhrnr,'i;
iuration ~ government land ollie and
ma mes of iaad Officers AM j. Hiii de- fI!}t i,t.s
save many srtt,eIs iro a ths lte. - heir
lands and improvements. as fi signing lfe'-
pie oftsn tnisi tai uni.iior ns ! s-tti'ra -
the requirements of the set tlenent iaws.
Fergus County argus., 1887-10-06

ST. Louis, sept. 39.-Judge Rae. OF
Minnesota. waa elected Commander
in-Chief of the q. 4. H. on the first
ballot by a majority of "a. Columbus,
Ohio. was chosen as the next place of
meeting of the Grand Army.
Fergus County argus., 1887-10-06

Major Martin Maginns has been
designated by the Governor Of Mime
-ota as ono of the Commission to &C.
lsct spot on the field Of Gettysburg
for the erection of a monument to the
IT Minnesota regiment.
Fergus County argus., 1887-10-06

The resul, OF the yacht race seems
to have touched a patriotic chord in
the breasts of Americans. Great Joy
prevails throughout the country over
t 'svictory Of the Yankee sloop. Amer
leans do not like to be knocLed out by
Johnny Bull in anything
Fergus County argus., 1887-10-06
Notice Of Final Entry.
LAND OFFICE At HELENA. N. T..
- stxs =

S-'p enpi'er NJ, lsS1
Notice H. hereby given that the follawiny
named settler has ii ira notice his inten-
'ion io maxi" tina, prof in support %; his
claim. and HAT -aii proof viii be mad.
h-iore the Prnhtf. InA.r of F"r,u> rountv
Mnr'. ~ Lrxisiown. Mont n Nov mhef .
iSs. viz:
John B. TOySnsemd.
who maie pr,'-"iu!"inn 'i.rl.r,torv = ate
ment NJ 80 ; 'nr he u Sci srr a. and
~ SWt Sc b t. IL y. Il q T.
lie anies the foiloyins witnesses IT,
prove his cpnfinuo'I- Residence rp,n. aud
cultiyaiinn of said lard viz: S,eg hen J.
Harling. Thomas Diifs. iIn,h Grern ani
Frank X StoI.iard. all oi H.. Masinni-
Mont.
:. ". LAsoupINE, Register
Fergus County argus., 1887-10-06

The Bozeman Chronicle suggests
C..pt. Mills, OF Deer Lodge. for the oil
ice OF Colonel OF the Montana militia.
Fergus County argus., 1887-10-06

'Filden's doctor presents IA bill for
2 s.i3,O0O. 1t will require something
.ronger than a stomach pump to
Fergus County argus., 1887-10-06
NOTICE

The Judith Horse Association will meet
All members are expected to attend the
meeting.
c. VI. GooprIL, Pres.
W. :. CoRwis. Act. See.
October q 1sS1.
Fergus County argus., 1887-10-06
Notice of Final Entry.
LAND orgIrE At HELENA. VI T
S.tf.yt.t..ar .g. Is~-

September ~ 1897. I
Notice is lsr,hy siye. that tl,- ioiiua ing
nanhd settler hss tie no icc oi his inf-,i
ton - make iinai pr,"i IN supper, al his
claim, ami q, sal; proof will he IA ,i,' 'e.
tore III" P,,bai. JIisr al Fergus county,
a. Lcaistown. Montana, On Deeeniber 1T,
is>s, yiz
James A. ouvtwsight
who made fre-rmliif'n ds'iar ,i"ry state
m-i.i M. 1:.2s tor ~. iui 4 So. ~. - I.
80. b, III ~ Y. K - L.; - II ~If
Src II, ACl Nh. 50. -. ~. H. y *.
- T..
ii. sauI.- TIA. it'il win, Wiine---a r. !.rsY6
hi> t'tatin..nus r.,i sir. - "a ail 3 ca..lEa.
tiin of, al land via: Henry Str JnIi
II. nr-a bari, kl. rri su-l William.
: ferAl.s. IA II la Wiune. Montana
" LANGnoa>E. ...-,..,f.
Fergus County argus., 1887-10-06
s:erfs,,a County Arn,,e.

+. .EwISToWN. THURSDAY. Oct. Is. 81.
PUBLISHED wEEKLy By
ELL 3 va00MAN. Editors Proprietors
Fergus County argus., 1887-10-06

azs- Interest allowed on Deposits
left for n specified time.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-24
MIcHIeANErrKs

Eighteen cottages al Chsrlesoiz are eth
occupied.
Hart business mes have agreed 10 close
their stores al : p. n.
BenEis county is taking Steps toward cir
eulsting local option petitions.
Senator aud Mrs. Stockbridgs attended
the races a. Detroit "Wednesday.
A land and labor club has been formed
al East Saginaw TO support Henry George.
A Custer Brigade organisation we ef-
fec1ed al Flcksurg with Gen. Alger as Presl-
dent.
Miss Lulu Besdding. of Quincy, il is re-
ported, was cured vi chronic spssaas OF pain
By prayer.
The new Lutheran Seminary at Saginaw
was formally opened Tuesday night With
seventv-four students present
ID. W. Burgess in charge Of Art and In
dustrisl Halls III the + flinl Fair. wSs pros
trstsd BY apepiexy wednesday.
The new depot for the marrow gauge 81
Lawrence Is nearly completed. II is . very
pretty building, OF modern design.
Professor Jones. Of the University. has LEI
the contract 10 viii Francis for al $500 col.
t2ee. 10 be erected this Fall 81 ChsTievoix.
The farm residence of John J. Damoth
near W4yland. burned wednesday night
about II O'Clock; loss s7o0 partly insured
a call has been given Reverend law. oi
Esst Des Moines, Iowa, 10 the rectorship 0i
the Church OF the GOOD Shepherd. al Ale
gan.
Mrs. Angeline whitley. of Quincy. is g.
and has read the bible through seventy -hve
| times. When 5s she had read il ffty- nine
times.
The citizens Of wsylsnd have raised $500
| for II. B. Clark l. Son, who lost their mill
by fire on Monday nigAL TO help them N
rebuilding.
| The water in the MuskexoB remains
| low, and rafting operations are carried oH
| slowly. President Sfnith, Of the Boom
| Company, states that the rear drive "a
about ten miles below Big Rapids.
| During running race st the Hubbard
ston fair yesterday one Of the racers Eel
| dead. Another fell over hia and was badly
| injured and jockey named Snyder wa
hurt so that he died within an hour.